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We at AIRDEX believe we have the most environmental
friendly pallet in the world. Our focus in the development,
marketing and logistical deployment of our product is to
insure we maximize the environmental benefits of using
our pallet.
Here’s how YOU benefit:
1. 100% Recycle-ability is possible and is under development.
2. Realize enormous
fuel savings in Air Cargo.
3. Will not sustain bug migration or infestation between
countries.
4. Replaces wood pallets, which claim nearly 50% of old growth
forestry harvests annually.
5. Creates more efficiency and reduces losses in global
logistics.

ENVIRONMENT
THE ENVIRONMENT - SOMETHING NEW AND SOMETHING REALLY WORTHWHILE - AVERY LIGHT PALLET.

WOOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Is using wood good or bad for the environment?
Well the answer is that it can be both...at
the moment.
OK, environmental issues are complicated so I am afraid you're going to
have to concentrate while I try to explain this.
We all use wood products in our daily
lives...and so it is very important that everyone understands this: there is good
wood and there is bad wood.
Let's start with bad wood. Thankfully most people these
days are aware that forests are being destroyed in some areas of the world. Some
of this is because of logging for timber and some of it is because land is being
cleared for other uses. This is a bad thing...for all sorts of reasons. As well as
being the "lungs of the planet" forests provide homes to many animals and plants...and
people too. Deforestation contributes to climate change and can also lead to landslides
and floods. We hear a lot about the rain forests in South America, Africa and Asia,
but forests are threatened in other areas as well, including Europe. Bad wood is
wood that comes from:
Buying bad wood is like buying a panda fur coat...and you would not do that would you?
Now let's look at good wood. Wood is one of the few truly renewable materials we
have. If we are careful about how we manage forests we can grow new wood to replace
the wood we use. So long as forests are managed carefully they can provide wood forever.
Indeed, thanks to responsible forestry for wood, the UK has more forests now than
it had 100 years ago...and the forests are still growing.
Also, as trees grow they take carbon dioxide out of the air helping to combat climate
change. When that wood is used to make products like furniture and houses the carbon
is stored away and doesn't get back into the atmosphere until the wood product decays
or is burnt...and that might be decades or even centuries. What's more is that we
can make things out of wood that we would otherwise have to make from materials that
cause environmental problems when they are made - like metals, concrete and plastics.
Forests
can be factories for producing wood...and also provide lots of other good things
too like homes for wildlife and inspiriing places to go and exercise in.
NB: Excerpt taken from AIRDEX article: